Tomintoul

Tomintoul 24 Year Old 2001 Gordon & Macphail Connoisseurs Choice Single American Oak Hogshead #6273 Speyside Single Malt Scotch Whisky (2025) 70cl

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Tomintoul 24 Year Old 2001 Gordon & Macphail Connoisseurs Choice Single American Oak Hogshead #6273 Speyside Single Malt Scotch Whisky (2025) 70cl
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Tomintoul 24 Year Old 2001 Gordon & Macphail Connoisseurs Choice Single American Oak Hogshead #6273 Speyside Single Malt Scotch Whisky (2025) 70cl

1 of 263 bottles produced from a single American oak Hogshead

Arguably the most famous independent bottler of Scotch whisky there is. Gordon & MacPhail was founded in Elgin in 1895 by James Gordon and John Alexander MacPhail. It is now owned by the Urquhart Family who have bow bottled over 350 different expressions from around 69 different distilleries. Gordon & MacPhail is the Trading name of Speymalt Whiskies while also owning the Benromach distillery, which they purchased in 1993. Some of the brands include Connoisseurs Choice, Cask Strength, Rare Old and Speymalt.

The Connoisseurs Choice series is known for independently bottling carefully selected individual casks to showcase distillery character and cask influence. 

TASTING NOTES

Nose: Ripe tropical fruits combine with lemon zest and a hint of cocoa powder. Baked apple gives way to soft herbal influences.

Palate: Bright pineapple and coconut are followed by toasted almonds. Sweet heather honey notes complement fresh pear and a hint of passionfruit. 

Finish: Medium-Bodied with lingering citrus and mature oak.

About Tomintoul

Situated on the banks of the Spey’s main tributary, the Avon (pronounced A’an), and taking its name from Scotland’s highest village nearby, Tomintoul is another 1960s distillery whose make has only recently been more widely seen as single malt.

Starting life as a small site with two stills, the number has since doubled. Its style also appears to have shifted on at least two occasions from the overtly fruity manifestations of its earliest guise to a more cereal-accented make in recent years. A peated variant, bottled as Old Ballantruan, is also now part of the portfolio. Its growing presence in the malt category will hopefully convince more people of its undoubted quality.

The distillery was built in 1965 by a pair of whisky-broking firms, Hay & MacLeod and W. & S. Strong, before being folded into the Whyte & Mackay stable in 1973. It remained part of the blending firm until 2000 when it was purchased by Angus Dundee where it performs dual functions as provider of mature spirit for contract blends and under its own guise.

55.7% ABV

70cl

Product specifications table
Specification name Specification Value
Country Scotland
Region Speyside
Whiskey style Single malt, Single cask, Cask strength
Whiskey variety Scotch

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